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“Knock, knock, knock, who’s there:” Hospitality and the Gothic in Macbeth

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On knock-for-knock clauses and their optimal regulation

2023
This article addresses two topics in relation to knock for knock contracts. The first topic is the nature and purpose of knock for knock clauses, and why we observe them in some sectors of the economy and not in others. Why, for instance, do we observe knock for knock contracts mainly in the offshore rather than in the onshore oil and gas sector?
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Knock, Knock; Who’s There?

Management Communication Quarterly, 2011
The entry of new members into an organization can be a time of uncertainty and creativity for both newcomers and veterans. This study explored how humor communication was used by members of a human service organization to negotiate the entry of newcomers.
Sarah N. Heiss, Heather J. Carmack
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Example: Knock-Knock!

2021
Thus far in the book, we’ve discovered how to write code for Arduino and Python (on the Raspberry Pi) for projects that use the Qwiic and STEMMA/QT modules. Recall the simple wiring mechanism to connect those modules to your host board.
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Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Emerging Databases: Technologies, Applications, and Theory, 2016
Address Cleansing is a very challenging problem, in particular, for geographies where there is a lot of variability in address nomenclature. This paper explains how a machine learning classifier is used to build a model that not only identifies a valid address, but also assigns a confidence score to it.
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Knock, knock no-ones there!

2017
The focus on new, self-service technologies in financial services is a favourite with banks who argue its a mutually beneficial arrangement. However, with holes-in-the-wall replacing bank tellers, robots answering phone calls and online banking proliferating, the question begs, when is enough enough? Mark Durkin reports.
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Receptor Knock-Out and Knock-In Strategies

2004
Accumulating examples have demonstrated that knock-out and knock-in mice of G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are useful in elucidating physiological functions of the receptor in vivo. GPCR knock-out and knock-in are achieved by either (1) manipulation of the endogenous locus of the receptor gene or (2) transgenic expression of the modified receptor.
Ikuo, Matsuda, Atsu, Aiba
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Knock-knock words

English Today, 2008
ABSTRACTA foray into an oddity of word-making. Outside the province of jokelore, this type of abbreviation appears to have escaped notice in the literature on word-formation, perhaps because its productivity, besides being quite low, can best be seen in the most informal – and therefore supposedly ‘abnormal’ and ‘disreputable’ – levels of discourse. Of
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Knock knock

Nature, 2022
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KNOCK, KNOCK

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1987
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